ORACLE Multitenant Topic-2 Remote Clone PDB

Demand and environment

The cloned environment 55.34.4.153 RAC architecture, PDB: HKUATBK

Clone destination: 55.14.64.79 single node

Steps

1. The tns string created by the destination database to the clone source

LINK2CD =

  (DESCRIPTION =

    (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = 55.34.4.153)(PORT = 1521))

    (CONNECT_DATA =

      (SERVER = DEDICATED)

      (SERVICE_NAME = ORA19RAC)

    )

  )

Note: The service name is the service name at the CDB level

2. Create a dblink link for the destination library

create public database link LINK2CD connect to SYSTEM identified by  SYSTEM using 'LINK2CD';

/* Verify DBLINK*/

select name from v$containers@LINK2CD;  

3. Grant permissions to the target database user SYSTEM

grant create session, create pluggable database to SYSTEM container=all;

note:

   When authorizing, ensure that the cloned PDB is in the read write state, so that the above statement modifies all PDBs (because it is a public user)

4. Clone

create pluggable database HKUATBK from HKUATBK@LINK2CD file_name_convert=('+DATADG','+DATADG');

Command analysis:

      HKUATBK: The PDB that the destination needs to create (it can have a different name from the source PDB);

     HKUATBK@LINK2CD: clone the source PDB and point to the source DB LINK;

   file_name_convert: file name conversion during cloning;

Error resolution

  The above error analysis and solutions:

      Analysis: Using OMF under RAC, PDB's DATAFILE and TEMPFILE are stored in different directories, so the TEMPFILE directory needs to be created separately, and file_name_convert only converts class DATAFILE

      Solution: Create a corresponding TEMPFILE directory in the corresponding directory of the target library;

other instructions:

   The official steps may also involve:

  1. Database compatibility check;

  2. Operating system check of the small and small end;

 Etc., since the author is a clone between two same OS and the same database version, there should be no such problem, so I just ignore it.

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